Loop Capital analyst Ananda Baruah kept his Buy rating and $23 price target on HP Enterprise (HPE), saying the company has multiple catalysts for the next 8-12 quarters while generating "incremental earnings" relative to its FY18 guidance. Baruah adds that the company's Tier 1 Cloud computing business with Microsoft (MSFT) is no longer on the decline, while all of its other segments are either flat or growing. The analyst states that these trends are not "well appreciated" by investors, and that the company could "handily" beat on earnings when it reports results tomorrow.

Sees Q4 More Personal Computing revenue $15.2B-$15.6B. Sees Q4 Productivity and Business Processes revenue $19.9B-$20.2B. Sees Q4 Office 365 growth 14%. Sees Q4 LinkedIn revenue growth mid to high single digits. Sees Q4 Azure revenue growth 30%-31%. Sees Q4 Dynamics revenue growth in low to mid teens. Sees Q4 CapEx up "materially," sequentially. Sees Q4 currency impacting sales by less than 1%. Sees Q4: COGS $19.6B-$19.8B; OpEx $17.15B-$17.25B; tax rate ~18%.

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